The Jewish philosophers calls the transmission of Divine energy with the word giving
By zevi770 · April 23, 2014
The Kabbalists didn’t like this terminology for when you give something, it means it was removed from one location; but Divine energy is given within the primordial black hole.
In other words, a universe consists of time and space and consciousnesses within that time and space.
Now as God filled all “time and space,” in order for us to exist, he created a black hole; an area in which his infinity was hidden, allowing for us finite beings to only perceive the dimensions he created.
So they called Divine energy, light; for though we can have more or less of this light, nonetheless as this black hole exists only in our perception, for in God’s truth, he simply hid his infinite energy, but it certainly still exists (an amazing example of this is, the microwave radiation from the light and heat of the big-bang exits, but it’s simply on a wavelength which our human eyes cannot see) hence this Divine energy is consciously given.
If it is consciously given, then it is more similar to light, for light emanates from a source and the moment you switch off the source, the light switches off.
In simple words, two dimensions simultaneously exist: our perception and reality.
In our perception, we exist, our universe exists, and we gain some kind of Divine energy.
In truth, we don’t exist, our universe doesn’t exist, and all that exists is God.
But here’s the catch:
God is not energy.
He is the infinite ability.
Hence the very more or less energy, the state of closeness or distance we feel to God, in fact is more product of our mind, than reality.
Ultimately, God is where he desires to be!
And that is, in our choice for growth! our choice for forgiveness! our choice for loving acts of goodness and kindness!